The 14 Presidents Who Served A Second Term
The United States of America has had 46 presidents since 1789, and most of them served only one four-year term. However, a select few won multiple elections.
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Who Is Michael Gambon's Son, Fergus?
Actor Michael Gambon, who played Dumbledore starting in the third "Harry Potter" movie, had a son named Fergus with a successful career of his own.
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Inside Michael Gambon's Relationship With Fellow Actor Alan Rickman
Among the "Harry Potter" cast was Alan Rickman as Severus Snape and Michael Gambon as Hogwarts headmaster Albus Dumbledore. Here's a look at their relationship.
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The Controversial Reason Myanmar Changed Its Name (& Why Some Still Call It Burma)
The Southeast Asian country known as Myanmar changed its name in 1989 after the Junta regime came to power. However, some still call it Burma. Here's why.
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What We Know About Jason Billingsley, Suspect In The Murder Of Tech Star Pava LaPere
Convicted felon Jason Billingsley is a suspect in the murder of tech star Pava LaPere, who was found dead in an apartment building just days before his arrest.
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What's Come Out About Terry Funk Since His Death
Legendary Pro-Wrestler Terry Funk died in August of 2023 at 79 years old. He was revered by other's in his sport. Here's what's come out since his death.
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The Untold Truth Of Strongman Brian Shaw
It was clear from infanthood that Brian Shaw was destined for a larger-than-life future. His talents and drive have taken him to the top, but it wasn't easy.
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Janet Jackson's Friendship With Tom Cruise Explained
A May 2023 Instagram post showed Janet Jackson and Tom Cruise smiling like old friends. Here's what we know about their mysterious relationship.
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What It Was Really Like To Be One Of The First Female Astronauts At NASA
NASA's first six women astronauts were part of the diverse class of '78, known as Astronaut Group 8. Here's what it was really like for them.
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How Many Awards Did Brooks Robinson Win?
Baltimore Orioles third-baseman Brooks Robinson had an impressive run on the MLB team - the only one he ever called home. Here's how many awards he won.
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Who Is Mount Rushmore Named After?
Native American's had their own name for Mount Rushmore that translated to "Six Grandfathers." Here's how the rock formation got its current name.
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What Is The JFK Magic Bullet Theory?
After the assassination of President John F. Kennedy on November 22, 1963, theories swirled around the details of his death. Here's the magic bullet theory.
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12 Notable Figures Who Served On D-Day
While the majority of the combatants at D-Day were just brave, ordinary soldiers, there were also several famous people who fought right alongside them.
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The Real Story Behind The First Washington Monument
Most people are likely familiar with D.C.'s Washington Monument, but there is an earlier version. Here's the real story behind the first Washington monument.
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Gruesome Injuries That People Didn't Know They Had
Imagine getting stabbed or shot or otherwise dangerously injured. Now imagine not realizing it until much later. That's exactly what happened to these people.
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The Tragic 1989 Death Of David McCallum's Son
"NCIS" actor David McCallum adopted his son Jason with his first wife, Jill Ireland, in 1962. Here's everything we know about Jason's tragic death in 1989.
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David McCallum Sat In On Autopsies For His NCIS Role. Here's Why
Some actors go the extra mile when it comes to their craft. David McCallum was a great example of this - he sat in on autopsies for his "NCIS" role.
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Why Do So Many People In The Book Of Genesis Have Long Lifespans?
In the Book of Genesis, several people are described as living to nearly 1,000 years old. Here's why so many Biblical characters had such long lifespans.
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Why Columbus Day And Indigenous Peoples' Day Are The Same Day
Columbus Day and Indigenous Peoples' Day commemorate a so-called conqueror and those he conquered, respectively. Here's why they're celebrated the same day.
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12 Movie Theme Songs That Ruled The Pop Charts
Movie theme songs are becoming a relic of the past, but there was a time when they routinely dominated the airwaves and became pop culture touchstones.
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21 Things Only Maneskin Superfans Know About The Band
Italian Eurovision champs Måneskin have revived arena rock and hair metal for a whole new generation. Here are some things you might not know about them.
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The Secret Service Code Names For JFK And His Family
The United States Secret Service gives code names to presidents and their family members. Here's how the agency referred to JFK and his loved ones.
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What Do The Terms 'Modernism' And 'Postmodernism' Actually Mean?
We hear the terms terms 'modernism' and 'postmodernism' thrown around a lot to describe various aspects of culture. Here's what those words actually mean.
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Whatever Happened To The Old Spice Guy?
Remember that Old Spice commercial from 2011? The official name for it was "The Man Your Man Could Smell Like." Here's what happened to the star.
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Why Morrissey Left The Smiths To Go Solo
In the 1980s The Smiths forged a unique sound that solidified their place as indie rock darlings. Here's why frontman Morrissey left The Smiths to go solo.
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The Scary Reason Ghost Adventures' Zak Bagans Won't Ever Go Back To This Spot
As the host of Ghost Adventures, Zak Bagans can't be scared of an average haunting. But a terrifying experience is keeping him away from one location forever.
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Politician Misconduct That Was Caught On Camera
With phones and cameras everywhere, misbehavior is much harder to hide. Here are some politicians who decided to misbehave and were caught red-handed.
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